METHODICAL FEATURES OF ESTIMATION OF ENERGY BIOMASS POTENTIAL FOR WASTES OF WOOD PROCESSING

The use of wastes of wood processing for energy purposes is a structural component for organization of the system of sustainable use of forest resources. In this context, within the scope of this work, the terminological and conceptual tools and methods for estimating the energy potential of biomass...

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Published in:Ukrainian journal of forest and wood science 2017-01 (266), p.38
Main Authors: Vasylyshyn, Roman, Shevchuk, O V, Sliusarchuk, V V, Yurchuk, Yu M
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Biomass
Biomass energy production
Economic development
Energy
Environmental security
Estimation
Forest management
Forest resources
Forestry
Forests
Local communities
Sustainability management
Sustainable forestry
Sustainable use
Wastes
Wood waste
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Summary:The use of wastes of wood processing for energy purposes is a structural component for organization of the system of sustainable use of forest resources. In this context, within the scope of this work, the terminological and conceptual tools and methods for estimating the energy potential of biomass of the wastes of wood processing (forest wood wastes) are suggested, which are in line with the conceptual foundations of sustainable forest management. In the course of elaborating of the methodological approaches to estimating the energy potential of wastes of wood processing biomass, mathematical dependencies were suggested for the estimation of the five types of their potential: theoretically possible, technically accessible, ecologically safe, economically profitable, and socially conditioned ones. These types methodologically make allowance for the principles of sustainable forest management, that is, combining issues of environmental security and economic development of the regions, as well as taking into account the social characteristics of the lives of local communities. Suggested methodology allows estimating both the future (anticipated) potential of the forestry wood waste biomass as well as the present one.
ISSN:2664-4452
2664-4460